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Machine Translation Software

We have been developing machine translation software
since the foundation of our company. In corporation with
software companies in Japan, South Korean and China, and we have
developed translation system of the following language pairs: English
to Japanese, Japanese to English, English to Korean, Korea to English,
and English to Chinese.

In 2002 and 2003, two members of our company were selected as candidates
of most prominent software engineers by Information-technology
Promotion Agency (a Japanese government sponsored institution for supporting
computer industry), and engaged in developing the kernel of next generation
machine translation software, receiving grant from the institution. We are
looking for development partners for further development.

Macintosh Software

In October 2005, we released DictJuggler
for Macintosh, an Internet searching and dictionary lookup utility.
DictJuggler is a utility for writers, translators, learners
of foreign languages, and whoever does a lot of searching or dictionary
lookup.

Human Translation and Writing

The books we have written and translated include:

Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML 4 in 14 Days and Teach
Yourself Java in 21 Days by Laura Lemay, worldwide best sellers,

Where Life and Death Holds Hands by William Allister, which won Prime Minister's Awards for Publishing from Canadian Embassy in Japan,

Myths to Live by and The Flight of the Wild Gander by Joseph Campbell, a well-known mythologist,

Insanely Great: The Life and Times of Macintosh, the Computer That
Changed Everything by Steven Levy. The translation was originally
published in 1994, and has been republished in 2002, gathering a lot
of requests from readers (and readers-to-be), and

Programming is Fun by Hiroyuki MUSHA, a unique book that introduces fundamental concepts and techniques of programming in easy-to-understand essay style stories.

Board Members

Hiroyuki MUSHA

President

He has been developing machine translation software since 1983, and has engaged in developing one of the major English-Japanese and Japanese-English translation packages widely used in Japan. He also has (human-) translated more than twenty books on computer software and related topics, and has authored two books on machine translation and programming, a textbook for (human) technical translators, and co-authored a book on English education.

In July 2002, he was selected as one of the candidates of most prominent
software engineers by Information-technology
Promotion Agency (a Japanese government sponsored institution for
supporting computer industry), and our company continues developing the kernel
of next generation machine translation software.